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Defending state Division I champion Williamsville North obviously knows what it feels like to be truly No. 1.
That's why being ranked first in the state in January means little to the Spartans and longtime coach Bob Rosen, who has guided the program to five state championships since its inception in 1990. There are still plenty of games on the docket, including those ev…

Look at the standings and folks immediately ask, what's wrong with St. Joe's? The longtime Western New York Varsity Hockey Federation power has more losses this year (five) than in the previous two seasons combined (three).
The one word answer: Injuries.
The Marauders have played one entire game with their full roster, as they've had eight players miss at least one …

Ignore the record.
Things are going better than fine for Starpoint in its first season in the Western New York Boys Varsity Hockey Federation for a simple reason.
Membership in perhaps the most competitive scholastic league in the state has its advantages.
"I'm enjoying it, the kids are enjoying it," Spartans coach Clayton Wilson said. "It's just good playing the …